@fletchrichman Where are you at - SF or Boulder? Would be great to have you drop by!

@nivo0o0 Thanks, we're excited to launch it on Product Hunt!

@tombielecki Thanks, Tom. We saw that there was a gap for a truly great VR experience for iOS (not to mention mixed reality). We're eager to get developers building on the platform.

@kkdub One of the very first apps ever created on Structure SDK was meant to use a depth map to provide audio clues for the visually impaired. Check it out:

@paulingalls thanks! We've worked really hard on it, and are excited to see it out in the world!

@joshfraser Thanks Josh! We're looking forward to shipping it :)!

@leozakour As of now, unfortunately no. The size of those devices add weight that upset the balance of user comfort we aimed to achieve. Sorry!

@scottloader The effective resolution of Bridge is a little higher than a DK1, but a little lower than a CV1, due to the iPhone's screen. We considered the iPhone "Plus" models, which would raise the resolution and FOV, but the weight was considerably higher and we opted to start with the 4.7-inch models for comfort. With Bridge Engine, we render at the screen's full native resolution (no upscaling, etc), to maximize use of every pixel, and images are quite crisp.

@vikasreddy I am starting my journey in VR/AR and testing products for kids and families. Definitely in a price point I will likely buy. Are you guys going to be at CES?

@prsarahevans Hi Sarah! Yes, we'll be at CES, and will have a booth on the show floor!

@vikasreddy awesome! I'm producing videos for Cox Communications, would love to do one with you guys. Can we email to schedule prsarahevans@gmail.com

@prsarahevans @vikasreddy I'll send you an email so we can set a date/time to meet up. Looking forward to meeting!

@jpsanabria Thanks! We're excited to get it out into the world!

@theleovogel Thanks Leo! We can't wait to get it out into the hands of creators to see what they come up with

@jacobkyleervin I'm not easily impressed. If this works as well as the video suggests it is game changing. Literally and figuratively. Is there a distance limit? Could I go to my local park, put on the Bridge and be in Yosemite Valley? Or on Mars? And walk around the park? That would be incredible. Is there any reason you couldn't build leap motion type hand tracking into the Bridge to allow controller-less interaction with the digital environment? Any chance you need a junior interaction designer on your team :) ?

@theleovogel @jacobkyleervin Unfortunately, due to low gravity and extreme radiation, we don't support using Bridge on Mars :) In seriousness, the Structure Sensor can sense up to around 3-5 meters range, but you can simply walk around to build maps of larger environments before interacting in mixed reality (last week, I mapped a 150-foot hallway). That said, the amount of data storage required to map and track something like a large outdoor park would be prohibitive at the moment. With Bridge Explorer Edition, we're focused on indoor experiences at room scale (and you can capture small outdoor areas as well, but keep in mind bright sunlight can overpower Structure Sensor, so it's best used with clouds overhead). The size of environment you can use will grow over time (with software upgrades), but we don't anticipate Bridge being a good device for any large-area outdoor mixed reality. Bridge doesn't come with any kind of hand tracking (but you can see your hands in mixed reality). The wide-angle lens on Bridge provides a nice view of your hands, and perhaps 3rd party software could be used to track them at some point.

@savvysarahjane thanks Sarah Jane!

@dannypier Thanks Danny!

@kennyledet Thanks for joining us! We're looking forward to your feedback. Are you planning on developing? If so, let me know so I can put you in touch with our Dev Program lead

Wow, that sounds incredible! What is your particular field?

@adam_rodnitzky I work with students with learning disabilities. They are all visual and tactile learners. They would be excited to use this!